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insurance travel real estate walter t evans co a triangle 72512 mill street serving your community for over 3d ycart we service television all makes radios record players cr ramos appliances ijont voauara aac mu street ernies radio 24 years servicing trhngte 7t70t chdose mrs velma norris as president of county institutes one hundred and twenty six delegates from all over halton county registered at the 58th an nual convention of the halton dis trict womena institute held in the united church acton on tuesday may 26th our challenge was the theme of the meeting and particularly stressed was the bearing of unity on understanding and accomplish ment the reports of the various convenors showed each branch fill mg the needs of their own com munity in caring for the aged sick retared children hospitals education and willing to help whenever a worthy cause was need ed the president mrs velma norris in her report stated the farm ac cident survey had been undertaken by the institutes as a project and felt the program wouljj make everyone more safety concious she also urged all branches to have the wording of the mary lets go forward h onest government employment 0 scandals rights of iaboiir yes n jack henry your candidate lets vote ccf new location norval body shop opurm by john schw1ngshandl is now open for business on no 7 highway across from sykes toql plant wo 5peculiza in car raflniahing and collwon work guaranteed workmanship the election acl 1951 section m 4 the polling places for the said electoral district will be located at oakville residence of mr john donald 56 church st burlington residence of mr george bird 1427 birch ave milton at the court house brown st for hi purpos of racahring lh vot of votat who axpact to bo abaatit from tha a ctntrkl on iho day ffcrad for polling th vahot boxaa will ba opanad and iba votaa ta at 7 pm standard tiaao i pm dsf an fharaday a i ilk day of tamo at iba aam ntac datkd at jwlton tw iml day of may 1959 fwb fitzgerald stewart collect properly printed on each yearly program mrs rinehart the provincial director brought greetings from the board and thanked everyone for their loyalty and support dur ing her three years of office she said a telegram of welcome will be sent to the queen on her arrival in canada in june plans are also in the offing to purchase the birth place of the institute a founder mrs hoodless on leaving the platform mrs rinehart was presented with a beautiful maple leaf brooch she will be journeying to scotland as a delegate to the acww in aug mrs borgstrom asked the continued support of all branches toward the girls home baklng- cmb while tfte attendance was most gratifying she said we must not rest on our laurels while there are still girls to be reached the assembly with a hearty vote of thanks showed their appreciation of mrs borgstrom s work on the extension service from which she is retiring luncheon was served by the wa of the united church whose min ister rev adams welcomed the delegates using as his text in praise of worthy women the afternoon session was mainly busi ness and the slate of officers was brought in by the convener of the nominating committee mrs f smith the slate included honorary ires mrs g somervillc rr 2 acton president mrs velma norris rr 2 milton 1st vice presi dent mrs h wilson palermo 2nd vice president mrs j wal lace campbellvillc secretary trea surer mrs guy bussell rr 1 hornbj and federation represents live mrs rrank pelch george town and alternate mrs a frank mp legion notes by laa clark notice of holding an advance poll notice is hereby given that pursuant to the election act 1951 section 88 a poll for the electoral district of halton will be open on thursday friday and saturday the 4th 5th and 6th days of june 1959 from 8am standard time 9 am dst until 5pm standard time 6 pm dst and from 7 pm sta time 8 pm dst until 10 pnf standard tim h pm dst the district delegate is mrs v norris and alternate mrs h wil son and the auditors are mrs p merr r r 1 hornby and mrs c serviee rr 3 milton agriculture and canadian indus tries mrs villian mclnlre rr 1 acton citizenship and education mrs thomas alderson rr 1 horn bj home economics and health mrs james noble limehousc public relations representative mrs lloyd crawford campbelu wlle historical research and cur rent events mrs fred bell rr 1 burlington resolutions mrs ii davis r r 3 milton music festival representative mrs h bird rr 3 georgetown federation of agncul tare mrs m j hcadhead rr 2 milton mrs f cannons favoured with two solos and mrs d haight add cd a touch of humour with a por trayal of a busy farm wife prepar ing for an institute meeting mrs jeffares spoke briefly on the work being accomplished for the retard ed children in milton and district also the work shops in various cities she urged members to at tend their monthly meetings and become more familiar with their work it was again decided to donate a bursary to an institute member s son or daughter and if enough funds are contributed a second one will be made available mrs murray mahon thanked everyone who helped make the annual- the success it was and the assembly adjourned to gather next year in the united church in lowville next years hostess will bp mount union women institute now my friends there wux a meeting as wux a meeting we speak of the legion month ly meeting last thursday one that was poorly attended but interest ing too often over the past nine years meetings have adjourned be cause there was evidently nothing to be brought up too often have the very people who have the most to say in the beverage room find themselves twiddling their thumbs in stony silence in a meeting only to break forth enthusiastically la ter on in the club rooms about what they were goln to say but alas didtootl we do not advocate a return to the early postwar years when it was fashionable to be kept fidget ing until 1130 while some char acter droned on about various un important trivia but we do feel a happy medium should be met say about an hour and a half mee ting last thursdays was ideal in this respect and while the sub jects ranged from the unimport ant to the most important we do feel it was a better meeting for all of that the two important items were iflie discussion re the moving of the cenotaph and the hospital pair of subjects that will need a great deal of careful thought a committee has been set up to study the cenotaph question and to make some explorations into locations etc with the town coun ci the hospital financial campaign came up a number of times and is to have a full dress discussion at the next meeting many of he members spoke all in favour of ic branch doing something bi in this field and anj ideas or suggestions are to be pu f inward at ihetiexl nietlinlt officiates at wedding of cousin in sarnia rev morgan mcfarlane of st johns united officiated at the wedding or his second cousin bernis mcfarlane to william sohaefricr of atlanta georgia at central united church in sarnia on saturday may 23rd the bride is the daughter of mr and mrs francis phee mcfarlane of sarnia mr mcfarlane was assisted by the resident minister rev bruce gordon and after the ceremony a reception vaas held at guildwood inn the bride and groom left by plane for a honeymoon in nassau mrs mcfarlane also made the trip to sarnia to attend the cere mony the georgetown herald wednesday june 3rd 1959 pages farm news w b rettle addresses toronto milk producers j a f mr w b rcttie president of the dairy fanners of canada out lined the work of the organiza lion to district 12 toronto milk producers association on thurs la may 28th at the meeting in mcwarttown mall mr rcttie sires ed the importance of the dair noustrj to hohllhclo bullion p hinds of milk proiice3 in can aria last ear it would take a 50o ink lmil 100 ft iic and 100 t deep tank in his remarks mr he tie outlined the develop- ncnt of the advertising programme ponsored b the lair i armors of canada the june is dairy month campaign is being sup ported this year bj the national dairy council and several indus trial companies the present ad vertising programme includes february as advertising month for condensed milk april for fluid milk june for all dairy foods october as cheese month and november for butter dairy fanners are now produc ing more milk from fewer cows due to the nutritional qualities of dairy products and the fact that milk products are economical food purchases atr brtfck mk4 that producers supott th uitet mnj programme jlr john pawley aecre surer of fee toronto milk pro ducers reported on activities of the association and devdoj beinf made in tha cooperative aulk plant j a ftanda a bap- the dedication of the new lc mon branch in hrin was discussed and also the forthcoming zone par ade in brampton on june 7th it was hoped a good number would be present for both affairs the meeting ended with a hot meal served by jim murphy and his helpers we were most pleased to see mrs tom gneve able o be down to present her report and say hello to the boys this is the first we have seen her about the branch since her unfortunate heart at tack a few weeks ago and altho she did not stay too long we are certain all the members apprecia ted the fact of her coming and the fact that she is still carrying on her job another member who has been greatly missed is our old fnend sam tennant who has been hav ing a rough bout of illness and who is also carrying on in his us ual efficient way sam is out of hospital and able to get around and its good to have you back sam and now as it has been some lit tie time since we ve stuck our neck out we think we 11 go out on a limb regarding our forthcoming hospital it is our firm conviction that the branch should go into this approa ching campaign for funds with bothfeet and give and raise funds for it uh it hurts while we realize that the hospital is a necessity and as soon as possible we feel that too many people are merely inclined to be a bit apath etic about it and willing to let george do it and believe it when we say m this case george is you if you expect a hospital with over four hundred members we are firmly convinced that our donation should be one of the largest if not the largest the membership of the branch should back this project to the hilt both from general funds and by raising money through special projects both the bingo chairman an ardent hospital fan himself and the entertainment chairman showed eagerness to help the members seemed will ing to give and raise the mono it onlj remains to uork out a nous as to augment our funds and to ptidget over a pcrmd -of- time- to that a maximum effort can be made and we should hate to think if a retain ci small group 50odd can come out and promise to raise 25 000 dollars for this project that a large well to do organiz ation such as the legion with al most ten times the membership should be found lacking in com munity spirit indeed in the wel fare of the district and as one last thought wed like you to think of the last time someone in your family or a friend had to be rushed as an emergen cy case to a hospital some twenty five miles away or the time you had to take the wife out of jown when she tad mosrinconverr ienuy decided to have a baby at four thirty on a cold february mor ning and the car wouldnt start and you couldn t locate a cab or in the last extremity and be lieve me we can vouch for this one when you re in a car crash i about four bodies lying about and the closest hospital that can treat you is twenty miles away then is the time you really realise the value of a hospital right at home so how about digesting the above and when the campaign for funds for the georgetown hospital starts let see branch 120 nght up at the top of the list with the biggest and best effort in the community because after all it s only through really worthwhile ach levements that any organisation legion included can justify the respect and liking of his fellow citizens and while vcre still thinking of spending money we would judge that costs are soaring in the fireworks business too by the number of displas that were cut down in this ears displa next should think that there will hac to be cither an increase in amount spent on the displaj 500 at present or shop around and see if there is an other place we can gel more for our mone something we doubt very much we should also like to see the power that be in legion and the council give some thought to going over to an all aerial display in stead of the present fifty fifty ground and aerial combination e rather think the kiddies might like the aerial better outboaf ion in and get acquainted nee across our felcome mal oull fina we vc spared no effort to bing you the finest in outboard sales and service withi ihc fines outboards ihc mercury world record line for s9 sec our fine selection of outboard motors and aoes or c mrhcck mio our top jiuc trades let our skilled technician help ou gel peak 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